There is a simple test that you can complete to determine if your granite is sealed.   Assure that the surface is clean, dry and wax free Pour a small amount of water (about 1″ in diameter) Let the water sit for a while (5 to 10 minutes). Although this test will determine whether or not your granite is sealed, we do not recommend waiting until your stone is at this vulnerable state before deciding to sealing it.

Yes! We can modify your countertops to fit a new application or renovation. Call us to consult with you in the process before you start to make sure that we can modify the tops to suite your needs.

Sealing granite surfaces requires the filling of stone surface with silicones providing protection against unwanted absorption in the stones surface and seams. The sealers are indented to protect the surface by preventing water and oils from being absorbed by the stone.

Our specialized sealers can provide a small window of opportunity tfor you to remove damaging substances such as acids from certain food or products or staining substances such as coffee and wine before severe damage can occur. Acids will etch the granite surface, however if the damage is not too extensive RockFX can surely resolve the problem.